To review the access/pre-assignment requirements for contingent (non-3M) workers, click on the link below for the country in which your worker will be located.
PDF Document Puerto Rico English (113K)
PDF Document U.S. English (262K) - Effective November 1, 2022 PDF Document U.S. Religious/Medical Exemption Notice and Request English (69K) - Effective April 19, 2022 PDF Document U.S. English (211K) - Effective August 1, 2019 PDF Document U.S. English (278K) - Effective July 1, 2018 to July 31, 2019 PDF Document U.S. English (190K) - Effective June 30, 2018 PDF Document Canada English (52K) - Effective July 1, 2024 PDF Document Canada French(56K) - Effective July 1, 2024
PDF Document United Kingdom English (1002K)
PDF Document Ireland English (1M)
PDF Document Philippines English (172K)
PDF Document Thailand English (28K)
3M Administrative Facilities Reopening
Many 3M administrative sites are now beginning to welcome employees back to their workspaces in our 3M facilities. Based on a number of data points, and in recognition of the CDC’s recent update on community levels and related safety measures, we are advancing most U.S. sites to Phase 3 of our original COVID-19 safety framework, which removes several required safety measures.
3M will continue to broadly enforce two requirements: 1.) Follow all local regulations, and 2.) Stay at home if you aren’t feeling well. Beyond that, employees and augmented workers can determine the appropriate safety measures to apply based on role requirements and personal comfort levels. There will continue to be a number of options for workers to consider, from wearing higher-performance face coverings to physical distancing to vaccination boosters. All workers and visitors at 3M sites are required to read and follow the specific site COVID-19 safety information posted at doorway entrances.
At the same time, 3M is implementing Work Your Way, providing options for many office-based workers and those whose roles and responsibilities allow for flexible work locations.
Supplier managers and augmented workers should work with their 3M project or program supervisor to understand how and where work will be done, and expectations moving ahead.
Thank you for your continued cooperation throughout our COVID-19 journey.
3M U.S. US Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Rule for Augmented Workers
As you know, the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued an interim final rule generally requiring that workers at Medicare-and Medicaid-certified provider facilities be vaccinated against COVID-19 or have an approved medical or religious exemption. This is referred to as “the CMS Rule.”
Many 3M HCBG customers are required to comply with the CMS Rule by ensuring that individuals who work on-site at their facilities are vaccinated or have an approved exemption. The first deadline for compliance under the CMS Rule was January 27, 2022. In addition to the CMS Rule, various local and state governments have also enacted requirements that on-site workers and augmented workers be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Some HCBG customers have independently required that those who come onsite to their facilities be fully vaccinated and/or boosted as well.
3M is committed to complying with the law regarding COVID-19 vaccination and serving our customers with agility. 3M will take the necessary steps to comply with the law and support our customers’ requirements that our augmented workers who go to their facilities be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or have an approved exemption. Many of you are familiar with meeting customer credentialing requirements as part of performing your augmented worker assignment.
Although the CMS Rule does not currently require boosters, certain customers may define fully vaccinated plus boosters too. Should our customers require boosters, our suppliers will be required to verify their employees are fully up to date in order to continually perform your job duties. If they do not meet those customer requirements, augmented worker status would be reviewed for next steps.
3M managers and/or Hays representatives will notify suppliers during the initial request for augmented worker support if the CMS rule applies. Non-employee(s) will be able to request an accommodation using the Augmented Workforce Accommodation Notice and Request posted on the 3M Supplier Direct website.
To our Supplier Community,
On December 7, a U.S district judge in Georgia issued an order halting the federal contractor mandate across the U.S. In addition, just a few weeks ago, the OSHA mandate for companies with over 100 employees was also halted by injunction. Both of those decisions were immediately appealed, waiting for resolution through the legal system.
In September, when the federal mandates were first announced, we communicated that 3M would comply with the law. 3M is a federal contractor with more than 100 employees so both mandates applied to us. Now that these two federal mandates (OSHA and federal contractor) are currently halted, we are no longer required to comply with them. If the situation changes, we will communicate any further plans with you through 3M's Supplier Direct - Contingent Workforce Website.
Current information (which will be updated as the situation develops):
The health and safety of all workers matters to 3M. Thank you for your flexibility and continued support as we adjust to changing regulations and an evolving pandemic.
Thank you again.
3M has been implementing COVID-19 preparedness plans and safety practices throughout the pandemic to carefully maintain and/or increase operations at 3M Center campus and other 3M worksites with an appropriate population of personnel (i.e., 3M employees and workers from other companies) working on sites. All individuals at 3M Center campus or other assigned 3M worksites are required to become familiar with and follow these safety practices and expectations to help prevent the spread of COVID-19:
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Vaccine Update
Required Materials
Training Confirmation Web Form
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Required Actions
Contact your 3M supplier manager if different COVID prevention measures and other requirements are applicable for your state.